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Безопасность статинов: реальное и надуманное
Расширение показаний к назначению препаратов группы статинов для достижения более низких целевых значений липопротеинов низкой плотности и повышение используемых доз статинов сопряжено с неизбежным увеличением числа возникающих побочных реакций. В данной статье представлен анализ соотношения положительного влияния статинов с риском развития нежелательных эффектов в отношении печени, мышечной и нервной тканей, почек.
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